It’s been more than a week since the boys participated in Twinkle Toes Ballet & Music Academy’s Grand Recital, Ballet & Broadway. If you read my previous post on ballet, you’d know that I was only expecting the boys to probably just do some running around the stage and some arm movements here and there. And Jay and I would be sitting in the audience taking pictures with our phones and waiting for the show to finish so we can go to Max’s for our usual recital celebratory dinner. (READ: Boys in Ballet) But that didn’t happen, haha! Ballet & Broadway […]
Different Homeschooling Styles and Methods at Flavors of Homeschooling
When it comes to homeschooling, it isn’t a one-size-fits-all kind of thing. What works for you may not necessarily work for another family. This is something I learned early on in our home school journey. I used to try to defend our way of life to other people who question the methods that we had utilized in the past years. But I learned along the way that the idea on how we educate our children may not sit well with others because each family may have a different calling, or different sets of goals and principles. I just wish they […]
Beautiful Wigs with Divatress
Disclosure: This is a sponsored post. However, all opinions are mine. There was once a man who used to wear a wig every Sunday to church. It was so fake and the quality was really way below the wigs I see nowadays, you can tell it’s not his real hair. And at one time, you can tell the hair wasn’t put on correctly and that he might have rushed into putting it back in place. It was terrible! Some people couldn’t help but giggle. And then, there was this book about this young girl who was a Cancer survivor, who […]
Home Cooking with the Tornadoes
I promised the kids that I will teach them to cook more this school year. We started our home school year in January and home cooking would be a great life skill to teach them. Besides, they love helping me out in the kitchen. They don’t mind chopping veggies and would beg me sometimes to let them put the ingredients into the pot, so why not take advantage of their interest in the kitchen, right? So I started teaching them basic Filipino dishes, like Sinigang (Tamarind soup), Chicken Adobo, Tinolang Manok (Boiled Chicken in ginger soup) and some of their […]
Boys in Ballet: Let them surprise you!
It’s been two weeks since our boys started attending ballet classes with Twinkle Toes Ballet & Music Academy in BGC and I can’t help but rave about our youngest son, 7-year old Judah. Don’t get me wrong, I’m equally proud of all our three boys. All three of them show up excited to learn from Teacher Tara Leach and she’s told us twice that they show great potential in ballet. But if you know Judah’s backstory, you’ll understand why I’m brimming with pride for this little boy. As I’ve told Teacher Tara, this is the first time I’ve seen Judah […]